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The H-100 and H-101, called the 'Perimeter Highway' is a Peripheric By-Pass surrounding [[Winnipeg]] (H-100 being the Southern part while H-101 is the Northern part). | The H-100 and H-101, called the 'Perimeter Highway' is a Peripheric By-Pass surrounding [[Winnipeg]] (H-100 being the Southern part while H-101 is the Northern part). | ||
| − | === [[ | + | === [[Trans-Canada Highway|Route 1]] === |
| − | === [[ | + | === [[Trans-Canada Highway|Route 16]] === |
== [[Saskatchewan]] == | == [[Saskatchewan]] == | ||
| − | === [[ | + | === [[Trans-Canada Highway|Route 1]] === |
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=== Route 93 === | === Route 93 === | ||
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| + | Is the main highway linking Calgary with Edmonton. It extends beyond the two cities. Both South to the American Border, and North to the City of [[Grande Prairie]]. On May 23, 2005 the section between Calgary, and Edmonton was renamed the QE-2 , in honor of in of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Alberta as part of the province's centennial celebrations. | ||
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| + | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta_Highway_2 Wikipedia link] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:03, 10 June 2014
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Manitoba
H-100 / H-101
The H-100 and H-101, called the 'Perimeter Highway' is a Peripheric By-Pass surrounding Winnipeg (H-100 being the Southern part while H-101 is the Northern part).
Route 1
Route 16
Saskatchewan
Route 1
Route 16
Alberta
Route 1 / H-40
Route 16
Route 93
Alberta Highway 2
Is the main highway linking Calgary with Edmonton. It extends beyond the two cities. Both South to the American Border, and North to the City of Grande Prairie. On May 23, 2005 the section between Calgary, and Edmonton was renamed the QE-2 , in honor of in of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to Alberta as part of the province's centennial celebrations.
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